Sentence examples for reflected hugely from inspiring English sources

The Tiger simply exacted career-long revenge, reflected hugely enough before that Sawgrass incident with a 14-0 lead in major titles.

In the babble of digital chat, that reflects a hugely significant thread of the global conversation, a Nielsen spokesman said.

The claims and counterclaims reflect the hugely divergent views in this camp, which was home to 13,000 people.

"Saturday was hugely disappointing," reflected the Saracens forward.

But while the hosts can reflect on a hugely successful Games, Melbourne 2006 will be remembered with little affection by England in far too many sports.

All of which left Tony Pulis to reflect on a hugely satisfying day when Stoke scored five goals from open play to silence more than a few of their critics.

Dier can also reflect on a hugely satisfying match, even if he was partly culpable when Toni Kroos opened the scoring late in the first half, and Danny Rose, another member of the Tottenham quartet, slipped in seamlessly on his England debut, winning his personal duel with Thomas Müller.

That apart, Liverpool can reflect on a hugely satisfying evening and it would have felt slightly impudent to point out that not even the most optimistic Kopite can expect Everton to defend as generously as the team who are fourth in the Russian Premier League.

But having returned from New York and reflected on what was a hugely impressive win over a man once regarded as the best fighter of his generation, Calzaghe has, according to his father, had second thoughts about leaving the sport.

For a child with a disability it would be hugely affirming to be reflected by a brand such as Lego.

His visit is hugely symbolic, reflecting the gravity of the crisis.